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Installation and Integration of Virtual Clusters onto Pragma Grid

Installation and Integration of Virtual Clusters onto Pragma Grid. NAIST Nara, Japan Kevin Lam 07/17/13. Week 5: Finishing the Tests . There was a problem with assigning different tasks to each virtual machine. The cause seemed to stem from Open MPI not being compatible with Dock6.

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Installation and Integration of Virtual Clusters onto Pragma Grid

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  1. Installation and Integration of Virtual Clusters onto Pragma Grid NAIST Nara, Japan Kevin Lam 07/17/13

  2. Week 5: Finishing the Tests • There was a problem with assigning different tasks to each virtual machine. The cause seemed to stem from Open MPI not being compatible with Dock6. • MPICH, another implementation of MPI, was installed and used instead. • firewall problem which prevented jobs from being sent out was declared a non-issue. It would be taken down for local cluster usage. During and after the integration onto public clusters, a solution would be devised. • Dock6.2 was upgraded to Dock6.6, the newest version. • In order to determine the variability in results, Dock6.6 and Dock6.2 were run using the compounds from the Dock5 test suite.

  3. Week 5: Finishing the Tests (Continued) • A previous prime student, Wen-wai, did research on virtual clusters. Her tests compared the results from running docking simulations on physical clusters against the results from running them on her virtual clusters. • Our results from running the same proteins on Dock6.6 were compared to the results from the physical clusters. • MPICH and Dock6.6 were compatible. They were able to run on all of the virtual machines. Different tasks were also assigned to individual machines.

  4. Results

  5. Results

  6. Coming Up Next Week • The results need to be evaluated to ensure that the tests are precise if not accurate. • As soon as that is done, the virtual cluster can be moved to the NAIST cluster. • The firewall issue will then need to be fixed.

  7. Exploring the Culture

  8. Acknowledgments • UCSD + PRIME • Dr. Jason Haga • Dr. Gabriele Wienhausen • Dr. Peter Arzberger • Teri Simas • Tricia Taylor • Jim Galvin • Wen-waiYim • Olivia Yang • Joshua Wei • Host Institute (NAIST) • Dr. Kohei Ichikawa • Dr. Hajimu Iida • Funding • JASSO • National Science Foundation

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